Hobkirk/Hopkirk ancestry: Will and last testament
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| HOBKIRK, Agnes, 1639: buried 22 Jun 1639 at Hexham, St. Andrew, County = N'bland;
[National Burial Index for England and Wales 1538 – 1760: (disc 1)]
HOPKIRK, Agnes, 1733: Was buried on 26 January, 1733 at Dalkeith, Scotland. Her husband/father = John Hardie. [ex Scotland’s People indexes] HOPKIRK, Agnes, 1746: Was buried on 20 June, 1746 at Dalkeith, Scotland. Her husband/father = Alexander Hardie. [ex Scotland’s People indexes] HOPKIRK, Agnis, 1747: Was buried in January, 1747 at Peebles, Scotland. Her husband/father = Leed / James Hopkirk [ex Scotland’s People indexes] HOPKIRK, Agnes, 1778: April 24: death of a child /her child; registered at Melrose; aged 6 days; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, Mort Roll or Register of the Dead; disciplinary sessions] HOPKIRK, Agnes Spottiswoode, 1870: July 23: New Zealand Wellington Karori; Church of England cemetery transcript; [ex Australasian Genealogical Computer Index @ Qld State Library] HOPKIRK, Agnes Isabella, 1893: She is listed on the New Zealand Palmerston; electoral roll, women’s suffrage [ex Australasian Genealogical Computer Index @ Qld State Library] HOBKIRK, Alex, 1890: was living at Bent…Ontario, Canada [ex Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600-1900’s] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1666: July 12: a baker; married Janet Anderson /Andersone /Andersoune; at Edinburgh, Old Kirk Parish / Midlothian Register of Marriages; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOBKIRK, Alexander, 1681: 23 February 1681; Baxter in Inverness; [ex Commissariat of Inverness 1630-1800] HOBKIRK, Alexander, 1681: 23 February 1681; Baxter in Inverness; [ex Scottish Record Society Publications vol. 4, page 19] HOBKIRK, Alexander, 1681: 23 February 1681; Baxter in Inverness; ?Marriage or ? death in Inverness, Scotland. [ex The Commissariot Record of Inverness, Register of Testaments, 1630-1800; Marriages book: Inverness, via UK, Extracted Probate Records 1269- 1975 via Ancestry database;] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1696: January 10: baptised at Melrose, Roxburgh; son of William Hopkirk in Melrose; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1707: March 13: His Will was proved at Niddrie, Midlothian, Scotland. [ex Ancestry database of All UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1707: March 13: He was a Smith in Niddrie. His Will was proved at Niddrie, Midlothian, Scotland. [ex Ancestry database of All UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975] HOPKIRK, Alexander, c 1720-1789: Born at Galashiels; was the brother of William Hopkirk III and father of George [of Jamaica], James, ?Janet etc; became a linen dyer in Dryburgh. By his 2nd marriage with Jane Bridges, (she died 23 October,
14.8.1777 aged 21; Jean, his daughter, died 21.8.1770; son in law = John Gray, who died at Greenlaw, on 14 August 1821, aged 65 years. [ex info from John Hopkirk in 2007; + See full history of this family, under separate files on Alexander, found in Annals and Antiquities Dryburgh and Other Places On The Tweed. 2nd edition; revised and corrected] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1759: February 18: baptised at Melrose, Roxburgh; son of William Hopkirk and Margaret Lawrie. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOBKIRK, Alexander, ?1782: He and his wife Barbara Amos had a daughter Betty, born in Melrose. Witnesses: James Laidlaw; Andrew Lumesden. [ex GeneaNet in 2012] Scottish Record Society Publications Author : Scottish Record Society, Edinburgh, page 330. Published in 1898 HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1783-1857: in Home family marriages list. Alexander’s parents = Isobel Home 1783-1857 & William Hopkirk; Alexander’s siblings = David; Elizabeth; James; John; Robert [ex Individual data charts: homepage.mac.com/codegard] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1785: April 17: event at Roxburgh, Melrose; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOBKIRK, Alexander, ?1785: Alexander Hobkirk and his wife Barbara Amos had a daughter Jean born. [ex Scottish Record Society; Publications Author : Scottish Record Society, Edinburgh Published in 1898, page 335] HOBKIRK, Alexander, ?1789: Alexander Hobkirk and his wife Barbara Amos had a son William born in Melrose. Witnesses = Walter Turnbull, John Martin. [ex Scottish Record Society Publications; Author : Scottish Record Society, Edinburgh Published in 1898, page 339: sourced via GeneaNet database] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1789: January 27: died; late indweller in Dryburgh, who died 27th of January, 1789, aged 69 years. Husband of Jean; father of George, James Janet, etc. [ex Annals and antiquities of Dryburgh and other places on the Tweed - by Sir David Erskine] [[this Alexander = the father of George Hobkirk of Jamaica]] HOBKIRK, Alexander, ?1791: Alexander Hobkirk and Barbara Amos had a daughter named Christian born in Melrose, Scotland. Witnesses: James Hobkirk; Robert Paterson. [ex Scottish Record Society. [Publications Author : Scottish Record Society,
baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOBKIRK, Alexander, ?1795: Alexander Hobkirk and Barbara Amos had a daughter named Anne Mercer born on November 1; witnesses: = John Mercer; David Brown. [ex Scottish Record Society Publications Author : Scottish Record Society, Edinburgh Published in 1898, page 350 [accessed via GeneaNet database in 2012] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1797: April 7: was a witness to baptism of Peter, child of Alexander Adamson and Elizabeth Gilles. Peter born 28.2.1797 at Roxburgh, Melrose. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions]
mostly; but witnessed by James Hobkirk; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions]
Of John Kyle, baker in Melrose and Christian Thomson, his spouse. George born 9.12.1797 or 19.12.1797. [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1830: was fined 7 shillings; failing payment, 40 days imprisonment. He suffered the imprisonment. 3 September 1830 Scotland. [p 74, 1834 Procurators fiscal Returns, ex UK Parliamentary papers, on
Aberdeenshire Horticultural Society [Aberdeen Journal 24.5.1848] HOPKIRK, [Alexander], 1848: of Waterton, was one of the judges at the Stonehaven Horticultural Society [Aberdeen Journal 27.9.1848] HOPKIRK, Alexander, 1848: of Waterton, won 2nd prize for his hollyhocks at the Aberdeenshire Horticultural Society [Aberdeen Journal 4.10.1848] HOPKIRK, Alex[ander], 1889: Mr. presided at a meeting at Burrelton re the East Perthshire elections [Glasgow Herald 13.2.1889] HOBKIRK, Alice, 1620: Marriage at Holy Island, Northumberland. [ex Find My Past database in 2012] HOBKIRK, Alice / Alison: c1823: was born, (née Rae); married Walter Hobkirk December 1852 at Jedburgh, Roxburgh, Scotland. Lived South Australia from 1854 on. [ex Biographical Index of South Australians] HOBKIRK, Alice Eliza, 1844: July 11 born South America; baptised August 23, 1844: baptised at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, British Chaplaincy. [ex IGI - information submitted by Wendell “D” Warren, Box 38, Etna WY, USA 83118. No replies] Extra information states: residence = Brazil; parents: John Peter Hobkirk, Frances Mary; [ex IGI records of Brazil, downloaded September 2011]
December 1868. [ex Tasmanian births, marriages, death records] HOBKIRK, Alice Elizabeth, 1909: Aged 22: inquest into her death. Alice Elizabeth Hobkirk: her body was identified by her sister, Miss Helen Hobkirk, of Bosworth House, North-end-road, Golder’s Green. Helen said her sister was a saleswoman at an umbrella shop in Regent Street. She saw her sister in Charing Cross Hospital on Monday evening, she said. “I usually have a cup of coffee in Lyon’s, but I went to have a shampoo instead, and this is the result.”. She said a lamp exploded. The other deceased, Marcelle Baurain was the step-daughter of Leon Raffner, an Alsation, the hairdresser. Mr. Raffner saw Miss Hobkirk lying on the floor with her clothes smouldering. Miss Hobkirk always asked for “Madame” and Marcelle:. Miss Hobkirk would come to the shop to bring flowers for Madame and fruit for Marcelle without having her hair dressed. [“The Times”, London, 14.10.1909; 22.10.1909; 28.10.1909;
both fatally burned at 42 Great Windmill-Street, Piccadilly, the hairdressing establishment of M. Leon Raffner on 11th; Miss Helen Hobkirk, sister of one of the deceased, was recalled [to give evidence] and stated that her sister wore false hair – a switch and a few curls made up. She was also wearing a motor coat on the evening in question. Miss Hobkirk was found lying in the passage, near the front door, with several persons standing round her. The front of her hair was singed. [“The Times”, London, 20.10.1909] Resumption of inquiry re deaths of Alice Elizabeth Hobkirk, aged 22 and another. [“The Times”, London, 22.10.1909]
occurred at 42 Great Windmill-street, W., the hairdressing establishment of M. Leon Raffner, on the night of October 11. This was the 5th day of \ the inquiry. … a nurse at Charing-Cross Hospital produced fragments of Miss Hobkirk’s clothing, and stated that at the end of her very long hair, she found a pad and some unusually long pins. The pad, which had been thrown away, was made of material, and had had curls attached to it. Miss Hobkirk at first protested against having her hair cut off when admitted. Jury verdict: Death by misadventure, caused by the upsetting of a methylated spirit lamp used by Mrs. Raffnor there not being sufficient evidence of a petrol shampoo having taken place on that occasion. [“The Times”, London, 6.11.1909] HOBKIRK, Alicia, 1772: child of William & Letitia (née Hawes). (1772 June 2: William Hobkirk married Letitia Hawes at Hertford, All Saints; They had the following children: Adam, baptised 18.2.1774 at St. Andrews, Enfield; Alicia, Sarah, Mary, William, Henry, Samuel 1774-1783. HOBKIRK, Alicia Hawes, 1775 December 3: Baptised at St. Andrew, Middlesex. Parents = William Hobkirk; Letitia Hobkirk. [ex Ancestry database of London parish records, cited 2011] HOBKIRK, Alicia, 1792 September 16: married Isaac CALLAWAY, bachelor. Alicia from parish of Enfield; She was a minor, so had the consent of her lawful and natural father, William Hobkirk. They married at St. Mary, Newington, Southwark, Middlesex. Witnesses include Sarah Hobkirk) [ex Ancestry database of London marriages] HOBKIRK, Alicia, 1792: An entry appears, ? Marriage under the diocese of England and Wales, U.K. [ex Find My Past database in 2012] HOPKIRK, Alison, 1673: Spouse to John Tutoune, surgeon in Hamilton. 21 March 1673 parish and probate records. [ex Ayrshire, Scotland Parish and Probate records, via Ancestry database] HOPKIRK /HOPKIRKE, Alison, 1673: March 21: an event occurred ? probate; ? marriage; ?testament; at Lanarkshire, Ayrshire; involved Alison or John Tutoune [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s Banff shire, Parish and Probate Records at Hamilton.] HOPKIRK, Alison, 1673: March 21: ? Probate of his/her Will at Hamilton, Ayr, Scotland; and / or Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland; or Port Patrick, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland; or Hamilton, Stirling, Scotland; or Hamilton, Inverness; or Hamilton, Banff; or Hamilton, Aberdeenshire; Name of John Tutoune is listed there also. [ex Ancestry database of All UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975]
Hamilton; [ex Ancestry library’s Registers of Scotland’s baptisms, marriages, proclamations of marriages, disciplinary sessions; Commissariat Record of Hamilton and Campsie, Lanarkshire, Aberdeenshire Register of Testaments; marriages] HOPKIRK, Alison, 1684: October: Probate of her or her husband’s Will at Hamilton, Ayr, Scotland; and / or Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland; or Portpatrick, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland; or Hamilton, Stirling, Scotland; or Hamilton, Inverness; or Hamilton, Banff; or Hamilton, Aberdeenshire; Name of John Tutoune is listed there also. [ex Ancestry database of All UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975] HOBKIRK, Alison, ?1854: her name appears in the South Australian ‘Abbott index’ [microfiche held at Qld State archives] HOBKIRK, Alison, 1854: Arrived South Australia as an assisted passenger with Elizabeth (also in ?1834 was in Adelaide] Margaret, Robert, Walter. [ex Assisted Migrants to South Australia, official government records] HOBKIRK, Alison, ?1860’s: aged 31; sailed from Liverpool to South Australia; 2 of her children died en route. HOBKIRK, Allison, 1883 August 20: born at Prospect, Adelaide, South Australia, child of Andrew & Fanny Hobkirk (née Pittway). [ex South Australian Digger Index of Births, Deaths, Marriages] HOBKIRK, Alison, 1903: married to Patrick HORAN, Broken Hill South, NSW. HOPKIRK, Alison, 2002: Her name is listed at Sandy Bay, Tasmania, ?Harriers Club.–
HOBKIRK, Alistair Ian Ardshiel (Captain), 1955: 15/19th Kings Royal Hussars, son of Major I.K.C. Hobkirk of Rangers Lodge, Hyde Park and Mrs. M.J. Batchelor of West Lothian [[??his 1st or 2nd wife]] ? married Helen Mary, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Smith of Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. [“The Times”, London, 22.1.1955].
See also Ian. HOBKIRK, Allan, 1964: became Director of Pringle of Scotland in 1964. [ex draft information submitted online in 2013, = A Hawick Word Book, by Douglas Scott. Title = A Hawick Word Book – by Douglas Scott [Draft – version of … His email address = dscott astro.ubc.ca] HOBKIRK, Allan B. 1914-1920: Was a private in Lothian and Border Horse Regiment; [ex “Documents on Line” UK Archives] HOBKIRK, Allen A.B. 1914-1920: Was a Private, in Lothian and Border Horse Regiment. [ex “Documents on Line” UK Archives] HOBKIRK, Allan & Frances Hobkirk, 1983: ran an hotel “Sunlaws” on Teviot ?River on the Duke of Roxburghe’s estate; Duke = proprietor. [The Times, London 28.5.1983] HOBKIRK, Amelia, 1850: on census for Wisconsin, USA, Town of Chester, County of Dodge. [ex USA 1850 census on Google] Entry: 1850: September 25: Wisconsin, USA county of Dodge, census:
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“McWilliams, Dr.: Dr. McWilliams has been twice married, first at Waupun, Wisconsin, to Amelia Mary Hobkirk, eldest daughter of William Hobkirk, on February 28, 1869 … The doctor is also very strongly opposed to the use of tobacco, and outspoken in denunciation of the habit. Dr. McWilliams has been twice married, first at Waupun, Wisconsin, to Amelia Mary Hobkirk, eldest daughter of William Hobkirk, on February 28, 1869. Three children were the result of this union, one boy and two girls, all of whom are dead. The boy, Willie, died October 3, 1870; the third child, Janet Imri, July 23, 1880, and the second daughter July 2, 1893, at a little over eighteen years of age. The mother of these children [Amelia Mary] died on December 31, 1881. His [Dr. McWilliams] second marriage was contracted with Bertha Scheibel,, eldest daughter of Mr. Frank Scheibel, of Chicago, and took …[ex “A biographical history, with portraits, of prominent men of the Great West: Illustrations in steel”] " HOBKIRK, Amelia Mary, 1881: = December 31: died; eldest daughter of William Hobkirk; HOBKIRK, Amelia Madeline (née Ritchie), 1887: See Charles Francis Hobkirk. HOBKIRK, Amelia Madeline (née Ritchie), 1887: married Francis Charles Hobkirk; 188 had a daughter Kathleen; Died 1955 February 5, aged 97 years. Buried Carr Villa with her husband. [ex Tasmanian Archives in 2008]
known as “Minnie”] November; aged 37, departed from Victoria to Launceston, on the “Pateena II” [ex Index to Outward Passengers to Interstate … From Public Record
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